Theology on Air

Josh comes back for his second consecutive WPR and he joins Ken, Evan, and Cody. Pretty much the entire spectrum is covered on this episode. We look at whether the Ten Commandments should be put in school classrooms, a lawsuit against an insurance company for losing money on the sick, whether the abortion pill is safe, and why no one on this panel can give Trump credit even for good things.

Evan and Ken have a spirited debate about whether Christians should vote. Evan argues that, yes, Christians should vote for the sake of exercising dominion and enacting the Christian worldview. Ken says that Christians may abstain as we are rarely presented good options. The audience will play the role as judge, so you get to decide!

Past panelist and first-time WPR-er Josh Crawford joins us early in the week for this episode of White Pill Radio. We take some deep dives on how Christinas should view immigration, national sovereignty, and the very complicated humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Thanks for listening!

Dr. Owen Anderson joins us to talk about his fights in the university setting against DEI, especially when it can limit Christian expression.

It was great to have James Prather - published poet! - stop by as our resident Catholic to offer some thoughts on the ongoing conclave in Rome. We also talked about some strange celebration of evil taking place, a local scandal in Houston at a megachurch, Washington state revoking the confessional seal, and using food stamps for junk food.

Pastor Jim Stern and Counselor Mat Yelvington join Sarah and Evan as a kind of follow up to a previous episode on homelessness. To what degree do those who find themselves in the throes of mental illness actually have a spiritual problem? How much is the problem spiritual vs. mental or something like a chemical imbalance? What are the solutions or cures for these problems? Keep listening for a fascinating conversation!

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Thanks to Ken and Taylor for joining Sarah and Evan for this week's White Pill Radio episode. We look at who the next pope may be, some controversial remarks made by RFK, Jr. on autism, the UK's PM saying trans women are not women, the wide roller coaster ride of the stock market, and what Christians should think about immigration and due process.

Is there a war on men? What is a man? How have culture, and the church, been shaped by feminism? How is toxic masculinity different from Biblical masculinity? Instead of listening to the Andrew Tates or the 4th Wave Feminists, let's have the conversation ourselves over some good craft beer. (If watching on YouTube, we allow you to drink craft beer at home, too.) Kort Marley and Kelly Edmiston will be setting up the evening and then we'll have a large format group discussion where you can text your own questions in to our larger panel of pastors and professors.

Author Brian Lantz joins Evan to take a look at his new book on the "physical economy." What does this phrase mean? How far back does it go into our unique American system of production? Why should Christians think about economics? Shouldn't we just talk about salvation and whatnot? Here is a link to his book.

Cody Pogue joins Sarah and Evan as we look at a wide range of issues from whether Derek Chauvin should be pardoned, whether these tariffs are a good idea, how to succeed at long-form podcasting, and some of Trump's flops. Remember to learn more at www.theologybythepint.org.